UEFA issued disciplinary measures through the behavior of Red Star fans during the Europa League qualifying match against Viktoria Plzen.

In the stands of the Serbian club, fans placed a banner in honor of Ratko Mladic, the great commander of the Bosnian Serb army, whom the International Criminal Tribunal found guilty of war crimes.

As The Athletic reports, UEFA is looking at the incident three-by-one. There is talk about racist and/or discriminatory behavior, improper behavior, as well as demonstrations that go against sporting principles..

The Srebrenica Memorial Center has already commented on the situation. They said that such actions would discredit the club and undermine the values \u200b\u200bon which European football is based.

The incident took place during the match of the qualifying round of the European League, in which Crvena Zvezda lost at home to Victoria Plzen with a 1:5 draw and was eliminated from the tournament.

Mladic died on the 27th sickle in front of a UN prison cell near Gaazi. In 2021, his family was sentenced to death. Among those who hung against him, there was the genocide at Srebrenica in 1995, where 8 thousand Bosnian Muslims perished, as well as the atrocities associated with the siege of Sarajevo.

Now the disciplinary bodies of UEFA may impose punishment for the actions of the Serbian club's criminals.